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prrup BY HARPER & BROTEEERS Fn,NKAx Sqnr New YORK

1~s7 IN ISL the firm moved froa No 500 BROADWAY 70
n. present store II was damaged by fire on
- is-7 The Insurance companies paid about 5000 ~
cash and ,swed the firm the damaged sock ne j, LIN
pail oil debts then. IL is sail and started III ho'"' ~
since estimated its means al el1OoOo
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LAYTON spent Saturday nights md sundays ~. Ntt
scr'- home Sow that the eng gcsent Is broken VIZ
oc- sue. Iavfsu for 500 iDr pOarl AMI DAMAGE -
furniture during the times De rcmlucI At "cr house
TIC court reserved o. decision.
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CAPTAIN JOHN MAGINN.

Captain John MaSinn, at one time we'll Known
sh!pma>icr died yesterday morning at his home IN
West Thirty sccoud,t. lie was formerly one OF mo
harlor masters of the port, and wa, IN me rEh'l.
Gr,t wear of his a.c The funeral viii take place AZ
81 Ann, Protestant Episcopal Church IN Eiehtceh'H-
It., ucNt Monday AT 10 q. H.
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OF nnrprSn1p ~ NrTLrRSET

pERILS OF COURTSHTP ~ NEWJERSE1'
MArAwAN n j.. Dec 10 (Spccidi-An iho , 80
case has just heard before Judge "ail'ns. and
Layton, a young man from Long DrAnon' .,'er m.
1000 ..d TO n daughter OF Mrs Lece AFTER 'h'
onssgaent had proceeded happily for six months 'no
.ns,osmsnt WAS broken While engaged 10 M's A'''
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VIRGINIA eUARRIES LEASED BfNEW.f oHAshs
,rT,pspuRG. Va, Dec. 10 tSpeeiaD -Nsw-i"fKer' nA"
,oa..d for term of years the granite Quarres In LIN
middie Count which belong TO the stste'
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ms REASONS FOR LEAVING THE REPUBLICANS
WABASH Ind, Dec. 10 t>p- itD-A big sensation "''
created among politicians here to-day by IN" "h"'""
,,snt thu, Jesse T. IIu'chrns The cry -oritsf" "V''
ts 4al Coh!ialcco, hat rch'Hhc"l
b. party allie ianca. M utcnens made IAe i'l'"''5
statement: . Ia
Pre- eminent amone Tho Issues which domAnl bt2l r,
c-v. and lnu,si confederation. IS t'tt conc ~ IT,
cruro ana sale intoxicating liquor Al ~" f.,sri
America and believe every oNl.izci hali"i NV
a., cvu ,csults Of the irIniC by attempting 10 N" ~
To- curf or prohibit 49, can high license. a. ~ 10
,nuhenn tafty. low OF non" 81 al ~ p -
Tic ueuocrac party make II right Inc lhr 10" ia ~
Iru,ortac Republican parties ~ 80 Hhh'Ps
seems 10 ne unreasonable 10 hone MAI any @ has,
Denoc RAT wouid vote Republican iok"i u" ",' i,fn
NV That tdii5 4
,msnf be constructed That being I'll" conclusion an
futn,l Though with regrets 10 s'N' NY
rtth tie prpubcAn paIiN. which hIN" +" oi- -, ~,
he member ana 10 lake NY place J" '"N '
the Prohibition parry.
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ro pPrp THE FIN OPEN ANOTHER DAY.

Tho Nassnic Fair will close tonight TO reopen on
Monday evening for the final disposition OF the goods oy
arc,on TIN. successful contestant for the Sl,1oo
doluau will DO annouaced on Monday night by tho
voting c. shayns the most popular massn' inc h 5
T. / Irving the most popular Clergyman ANU 'No A-
pocimcnt eads all the sthsrs ia the race
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uWirg members

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THE RATTLE THAT MUST BE FOUGHT.
Judge Davis accepted again the position o. o"'o''''
tho organization lssad -, ,,,
Ifths was convention 10 nominate mIn with iG Snmnefs
ho yyonid iun machine But you are s' , hold upon
o1 This conflict forced on US by a. ehs nys NO r.t to
SUNNY ,D' iafiIe with liquor neaei' IN ~ al
political capaiga N s sAiS To vi .hoe a S7ery nkng
que lie ouor interest should demand .h1 de1 and was
thAt wy hhaih 10 their interest YET tn'
AmS 10 Hoor dealers and The PefsOnh LUZ L.
II Republican party VIII not inss contamination o.
s american people Eyers hepn4esn Mo- nal be nne.
~ % an Inc quer question and that u Do
IN isvor Of tho utter exrpa'ion OF the advances ms
~ "a wbat th at stop shall DO so long as "
not care as A. ~ the parry cens00n
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BOSTON Produce Marker.
BOSTON. Sept.28. 1887.-The following /
DAYS quotations Of Provisions, &c:

BOSTON. Sept.28. 1S87.-The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions. &C..
Pork-Long cut Is OOGlS so; short cuts 10 90
Gl8 80; backs 10 5OG19 90; light backs IL so
lean ends Is 50Gl9 90; pork tongues at 10 90
OSLO so; prime mess at SIT 00017 80; extra
prime at 15 so; mess, at IT 0o017 so.
Lard-choice at lA@71ac W 10 In tierces; ia
Sac In Bib pals.
Hams at 12ol21ac " ID, according to size and
cure; smoked shoulders 81a99c; pressed hams at
l115(012c.
Choice city dressed hogs 71sc p ID; country do
&c.
Butter Western extra fresh MADE creamery "a
acc: do extra firsts at.22@23c lido tirsts ats20g
Gle; do fancy imitation creamery 20ci do sec
onds 1Sc; do factory choice fresh, 17a1S: do far
to good at 13al6c; New York fresh made cremy
extra 25@26c; do extra firsts 23024c, Vermont
extra creamery 25,G26c; do extra frsts 23124c
23G24c; fair to good att 18@19c; low grades of
butter as to quality. The above quotations are
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots. job
bling prices 192c higher.
Eggs-Eastern fresh at 21c do frsts at 9G20c
extra VT and N ii 21c; choice Canada at 800 sc !;
choice at l9a20c; Nova Scotia at 1870. Jobbing
prices L201c higher.
CheeseSNorthern choice at 12c; Ohio choice at
11@1112c; lower grades S@1012c Northern sage
lie; job prices 1zc higher.
Deans-Cholce small N hand picked pea at
50G2 90 u bush; choice New York large hand
picked do 2 45@2 SO small Vermont hand picked
pea at 5512 60.
Hay-Choice prime hay % co. some fancy high
er; fair to good SIS 00G$17 90; Eastern fine $12
oslo; poor to ordinary S12@$14: East swale at
1OgSl1. Rye straw. choice, 16 5ogSl9 90; oat
straw $S08 30.
Potatoes-Houlton Rose at Toe y bush; do He
brons soc.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Gloucester Fish Market.
EnP THE yDRtTIy ENnTNC Can't o

Mackerel-Bay are dull. with no recent sales.
We notice sales of backed Shores at $40, $14 and
S24 " Dbl.
We notice sales of Georges Goldfish at S4s4 and
S31a y qtl for large and small; Bank at $31a for
large and $3A for small; Flemish Cap at s4;
Shores at $43s and SO for large and small.
Last sales Of Bank Halibut at &c y ID cargo lot.
Cusk quoted at 3l4 2 qtl; pollock Slzs slack
sailed do s21a haddock $21s, and hake 50.
Homeless and prepared fish at 31s@se y u for
bake, haddock and cusk, and by6634c y ID for
Goldfish, as to style and quality. Smoked halibut
Gg9c % ID; smoked salmon 15c; do haddock &c.
Medium herring, at 19c " box ;tucks Ice; length
wise lac; No Is at 13c; smoked mackerel lie ~
ID. Canned do fresh S119 per doz; canned trout
SIN; fresh halibut STA; fresh salmon at LIS;
clans rs; Holsters / rs.
New Foundland Herring 81 90 y Dbl Nova
Scotia largelsplit at So " Dbl; medium 90; Lab
rador so; Bay Shore gibbed at s.
Trout S141a " Dbl; picked cod 90 ;,haddock
"a; halibut headsi3A tongues So; sounds s111a I;
tongues and sounds 90; aewives 25; Califor-
mia salmon 10; Halifax do II 90; No shad 500.
Clam bait SIS TO S5H2 slivers 81.
Refined medicine oil at soc y gal; crude do at
4oc Blacklist oil 55c; cod do 27c; porgie at zoe.
Livers at Zoe " bucket.
Fish scrap So " ton; liver do 81.
Fish skins S25; fish waste So; halibut guano at
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ar july, IA, for New York. r d Rice, Jordan, for
do via Manila.
:, Ar at Talcahuano prev to Sept 2e, ship Iceberg,
Treat, Boston.
:. Ar at Anier Sept 20, ship Panay, Liscomb, from
Boston for Manila.
Ar at Valparaiso prev to Aug 20, barque Albert
Russell, Kane. New York.
At Buenos Ayres Aug 16, barques Wallace b
Flint, DeWinter. and Mendoza, McAllester for
New York; Annie Lewis, Lewis, for Boston, Sar-
miento, Gould, for do; q Merriman, Howes, unc !;
Lima, Carver, from Portland; and others.
At Suedia Aug 10, barque Don Jacinto Orcutt
for Philadelphia, ready.
At Cardenas Sept 49, barque MignOn, Freeman,
dsg: and others
Ar at Parrsboro 9th, sch Herald. Merriam. I'm
Portland.
Cid 9th, schs L Merriam, Merriam. Portland;
Bessie Crane, Crane, do; Avon, McBurnie do
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 22d, schs Isaac Campbell
Matthews, New York. Esd, Laura Messer Gre
CORY, Alexandria.
CID at Cheverie. Ms, Sept II. sch Gen AdelDert
Ames, Jameson, Philadelphia.
:, Cid at St John. NIB, 3oth, sch Hattie King,
CID at Hillsboro. 2sth, sch Helen Montague,
Cookson, Newburgh.
Spoken.
Aug 81, on the Line, Ion 81 w, ship Grandee
from New York for Yokohama.
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4oa4 eo choice to double extra do at GOA
4 80. including 37oo bbls city mill extra at 4 10
perfne 5003 10; 600 bbls extra No AZ 3 O09
so; $500 bbls winter wheat extra oO94 80;
$500 bbls Minnesota extra at ooG4 90. South
93 as. WhenI-recelpts 1s9,so0 bush; exports
3d. 06 bush ;saes 164 900 bush; spot lots steady
and without material change; No Spring at Sic;
No 2 Red sls4c elev, 1924 @S3szc delivered, lat
ter iancyi NC hed at sSc nominal; No White
Corn-receipts 1865, 100 bush; exports 62O5 bu;
sales 1872 900 bush; spot firm and only moderate
cred; Yellow at 51MG521ac. Oals-recepts
$1,000 bush; exports ga bu; sales 1S6, 900 bush
spot; spot price, No 3, 32% No White s41sc;
No nomlnali No Whitelat SIC Mixed Western
at 32lag341ac White do 35@40c. Coffe-spot
demand; G 5g51sc; Extra 5Ec; White Extra ti
9 5ss95 1ec; Yellow 4s4 a4zsc c; of A at 51aG
9-l6c; standard A at 5ss @5 11-1e; Confec A at
at eHs@61Ac; graduated =: Cubes at 61s@e g.
Ice. Petroleum frm-united 66ssc. Pork is
dallamess at 10 20 for old, Is 70 for new: Beef
40 for. Continent; sA 4o37 45. Baiier is
nrm. Cheese quiet.
Freights to Liverpool steady.
CHICAGO. Sept.I3o, lss7.-The Flour market
Is firm and quiet. Wheat strong-No2 Spring at
ararase aS Red 5se Corn quiet and
at 26a26ssc Rye at 48c Barley at Csc Pro
visions weaker ;MesssPork 10 90; Lard at 421a
Dry sailed shoulders 25G5 80; short clear al
10G6 10. Whiskey at 10.
Receipts=Flour, 10000 bbls;I wheat. AZ 900
bush ;corn $4,000 bush oats 10000 bu ;rye a.
600 bush; barley loo, 900 bush.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 33, 900
bush: corn, 252 900 bush oats 900 bush: rye
1000 bush, barley $4,000 BUSH
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 80, IoS7.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat is higher mo Red at 7o1s@7o14c
Corn firm at 39A@39ssc Oats steady Rye is
higher at 47c.l Whskey is steady at o. Pro
visions are dull. Pork in small lots at Ia rs;
standard mess 10 %. Lard at 80. Dry sailed
meats-shoulders %: long clear at IS; clear
Ibis at So; short clear 15. Bacon shoulders
at 8 371a@6 so; long clear and clear sides as
as S71a short at 50a9 671a. Hams 126l4c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls, wheat 15, 900 lbu
bush.
Shipments-Flour II 900 bbls, wheat 1000
bush, lcorn: 900 bush, oats 10000 bush, barley
1000 BUSH
DETROIT, Sept.30, i s87.-wheat--No White
at 76c NO 2 Redlat 75Hc. Corn, No 2 at 451%c
Receipts-Wheat $4,000 BUSH
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Effusive Daughter-Oh, Gustavus is just SUI
rerb He IS all soul He
Gruf Father-Had you seen him at the ban
quet last night you would have pronounced him
all stomach.
Backaohe is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing one OF Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache Plasters. Try one and be free
from pain
'If those branded peaches are spoiled" he
said to his wife, ''why don't you give them to the
pigs?v
ss'They ate a quantity before"
yes and got drunk. Once was enough. Do
you think that pigs are like mon In cverything?"
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European Markets.
BY Telegraph,

LoNDON.Sept So 1S87.-U. s. As. 1271k
LIVhRPJ0L, Sept. 80, I887-Cotton market
dull; uplands at sgd; orleans ats 5-16d: sales
5000 balesi Speculation and export 1000 bales.
LIYERPOoL, Sept.3o. 1857 Quotations Win
ter Wheat 6s I'd; Spring wheat IS lda6 I'd; Club
As 51sda4s Cd; peas at IS 2i%d PROVISIONS IS.
Sse-Pork at IT'S Cd; bacon at 44s Cd for long
clear and 44s Cd for short clear. Cheese at sos.
Talow at 22s Cd. Lard 34s
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Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO. Sept 80, l8S7-Cattle marKet-re-
receipts 5000; shipments 1000; steady; ship
ping steers at S5ab 90 ;stockers and feedrs 60
az S5: COWS, bulls and mixed 25G12 65 Texans
/ 5O@3 40; Western rangers 2 85G3 TO-
Hogs receipts 81 900 ;shipments11 900 steady,
mixed Iat A 4G4 So; heavy at 1904 90; light at
35G4 90; rough and skips at 3 0Oa4 80.
Sheep-receipts 5000; shipments 2o00 mark ct
western at 1908 10. Lambs OOa6 40.
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\ RINE NEWS.
OF PORTLAND

FRIDAY, Sept. 80.
Arrived.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg, New York-p pas
sengers and mdse to j b Coyle.
Steamer State of Maine, billiard, Boston for
st John. NIB.
Barque Alex Campbell, Bunker, Philadelphia
coal to Randall Il McAllister. Vessel to Gal
lagher & Co.
Cleared.
Sch Merriam, (Br) Merriam. Parrsboro. Ms
Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Wave, Hinkley, Addison-N Blake
Sch Victor, Bunker, Bar Harbor-N Blake.
Sch Essex, Coffin, Bath-N Blake.
Sch Olive Branch, Farrell, Ellsworth Paris
FIGURING Co.
Sch Brigadier, Cousins, Rockland-Chase, Lea
witt s. Co.
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Mrs. Densuade-Do you think that anything
serious is the matter with my husband, doctor?
DIR. Easemore-0n the contrary, it's nothing but
a slight swelling of the cerebal tissue.
Densuade lin an insanity of gratitude and loud
Whisper -Shay, Doc, tell her (hic-gallgD / never
did sho again, an I'll new do sho b'forel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. Sept. 80, 1887
Received by Maine Central Railroad-For Port
and ~ cars miscellaneous merchandise; for con
Meeting roads 139 cars miscellaneous merchan
tiSA
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Memoranda.

Sch Lucy Ames, which was condemned and sold
at City Island last spring., has been raised and
pumped out, and was towed to New York goth.
Chatham. Sept Bosch Jos G Slower, ashore at
North Chatham has been stripped and the mate
rails will be sold by auction. Vessel and cargo
were sold 29th for 500 to Chatham parties. The
vessel registered 1853 tons and was owned at
BuckspOrt by Hall and others.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-01

Sid I'm Calcutta about Sept 80, ship Title Star
buck Curtis, New York.
Sid I'm Bristol, Z, Sept 20, ship Cora, Appleby,
New York.
Ar at Liverpool Sept 29th, ship Henry Falling,
Merriman, Philadelphia.
Ar at Kingston, ia, Sept IA. barque II l. Gregg,
Carter. Brunswick; 18th, brig Minnie Abbie,
Look, Charleston.
Sid 9Th, brig Sarah s. Emma, Nash, New York
via MIGRANT Raw
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have been great sufferer from catarrh
for over ten years; had it very bad, could hardly
breathe. Some nights could not sleep-had to
walk the floor. purchased Ely's Cream Balm
and am using it freely it is working cure surely.
have advised several friends to use 1t, and with
happy results in every case. 1t is the one medi-
cine above all others made to cure catarrh and IL
is worth its weight in gold. thank God have
found remedy can use with safety and that
does all that is claimed for it. is curing my
deafness-B. W.Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
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Boston STOCK MARKER.
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, Sept. 80. 1SS7.-Money on call
has Been easy, ranging from 41a AT; last loan at
9, closing offered at 8. Prime paper shade lower !;
some larger city banks buyers. Sterling Exchange
dull and steady. Governments dull but steady
Railroad bonds quiet and firm. The stock market
closed quiet and firm at best figures.
Ine transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 226. 300 shares.
Aae IoiIowlng are to-day's quotations OF Govern